Howard:
When my son and I did my eham posts, we also looked at qth.com, because
Colin had suggested it as well.
However, between the two of us, we couldn't figure out how the posting of
ads worked.
At least, it didn't seem intuitively obvious.
Will definitely take another look.
Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
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Subject: Re: Main Trading Company?
Tom,
Try posting on QTH.com, it's free!
Howard #3
W A 9 Y B W
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From: "Tom Behler" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2014 5:59 PM
Subject: Main Trading Company?
> Hi, all.
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> I believe a few on this list have had experience in dealing with Main
> Trading Company as a way of trading in old gear, and then applying the
> trade-in funds toward the purchase of new equipment.
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> I'd appreciate it if anyone could share their experiences.
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> As you all know, I'm currently trying to sell my AL811H amplifier, my
> Tentec
> Scout 555, and my Tentec 238A high-power manual tuner as a way to acquire
> funds to be used for the purchase of a new high-power auto-tuner, and
> solid-state amplifier.
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> About a week ago, I posted my ads on eham, and actually may have a serious
> offer on my Tentec Scout setup. My other ads have come up dry, though.
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> I'm still considering posting the ads to ebay, and some of the other sites
> that have been suggested here, but thought I'd investigate Main Trading
> Company as well.
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> Of course, the advantage of Main Trading Company is that there may be a
> quicker turn-around time if the trade-ins are accepted. However, the down
> side is that I am likely not to get as much for the older equipment as I
> would if I sold it privately.
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>
> Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
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